Sentence examples for ratification of any from inspiring English sources
But over the past month Yanukovich has received clear signals from Europe that sending Tymoshenko to prison will create problems for the Kiev-Brussels dialogue and for the subsequent ratification of any agreements by European parliaments.
If by new weapon you mean to suggest that the United States should not update its remaining stockpile of nuclear weapons to make them safer and reliable, then again, the likelihood of Senate ratification of any arms control treaty will be in doubt.
The lack of any mechanism to put a ceiling on costs, should they turn out to be very large, is a political problem in the United States, where Senate ratification of any deal looks a remote prospect but it is also an economic error.
However, the technical guidance published by the U.K. government is a useful reminder that an agreement between the U.K. and the EU on the terms of exit and any possible transitional arrangements is not a foregone conclusion, particularly in light of the tight timeline for the conclusion and ratification of any such agreement.
Natelson said many safeguards exist to prevent chaos at a convention: legislation that limits the scope of the meeting by attending states, the potential for lawsuits and the required ratification of any proposed amendment.
It made clear the upper house would not consent to ratification of any agreement that did not include "specific scheduled commitments (by developing countries) to limit or reduce greenhouse gas emissions". That remains the position of many political leaders in the United States today, including some who speak for the administration.
Opposition to the U.N. treaty extended to the Senate last summer where 51 members warned the Obama administration they would block ratification of an Arms Trade Treaty that in any way restricted the rights of law-abiding American gun owners.
It was ratified in just over nine months, the second fastest ratification of an amendment.
One near-term objective is completion and ratification of a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty between the United States and Russia.
What Mr. McMahan is suggesting would require an abridgment and ratification of a fundamental right.
The ratification of a free-trade deal with the United States is also at risk.
